Nuclear EC&I Engineer: Safety Systems & Innovation

Cavendish Nuclear; Warrington; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous holiday allowance

Matched pension with life assurance

Employee share scheme

Be Kind Day

Job summary

Cavendish Nuclear is seeking an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineer to develop and verify EC&I solutions across UK projects, including radiometric systems. You will collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to ensure safety, reliability and regulatory compliance.

The role offers a hybrid working pattern with a 37-hour week, flexible locations in Moor Row, Warrington, Leicester, or Bristol, and opportunities for growth in a high-impact nuclear safety environment.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree in electronics, control and instrumentation or related discipline.
• Chartered Engineer status or actively working towards it.
• Experience in EC&I, radiometric or nuclear safety context is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Develop and verify technical solutions, ensuring safety and quality standards.
• Lead investigations and drive design improvements across projects.
• Collaborate with internal teams, customers, and suppliers to manage specs and delivery.
• Support project execution and mentor junior engineers.
• Promote engineering excellence, health and safety, and cultural change.

Skills

EC&I

Stakeholder comms

Team collaboration

Testing & commissioning

Post-install support

Education

Engineering degree in electronics/control/instrumentation

Chartered Engineer status or working towards it

Tools

Electrical design tools

Instrumentation systems

Job description

Cavendish Nuclear is seeking an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineer to develop and verify EC&I solutions across UK projects, including radiometric systems. You will collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to ensure safety, reliability and regulatory compliance.

The role offers a hybrid working pattern with a 37-hour week, flexible locations in Moor Row, Warrington, Leicester, or Bristol, and opportunities for growth in a high-impact nuclear safety environment.